- May 13, 2021
- Andy Schneider
Purrfect Apawcalypse: Patches' Infurno
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About
"Purrfect Apawcalypse: Patches' Infurno" is an interactive dark comedy fiction game where players control Patches the cat, causing chaos in a library during a cat-and-dog school day. This game contains cartoon gore and violent scenarios involving dogs. It is the second entry in the "Purrfect Apawcalypse" trilogy, followed by "Purrfect Apawcalypse: Love at Furst Bite" and "Purrfect Apawcalypse: Purrgatory Furever." Choose wisely in this game to lead Patches to happiness rather than death.





- The game serves as a great finale to the Purrfect Apawcalypse trilogy, with engaging writing and character development that resonates emotionally with players.
- Patches' Infurno introduces a unique perspective by allowing players to control Patches, providing a satisfying redemption arc and a mix of humor and gore.
- The art style is consistently cute, and the gameplay shifts to a point-and-click format, adding depth and interactivity that enhances the overall experience.
- Some players found the game to be more linear compared to its predecessors, which may limit replayability and exploration of different story paths.
- A bug caused achievements to unlock prematurely for some players, which detracted from the sense of progression and accomplishment.
- While the game is enjoyable, it may not have the same magical impact on repeat playthroughs as the earlier entries in the series.
story
50 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of this game is praised for its engaging writing, emotional depth, and strong character development, particularly through the protagonist, Patches. Players appreciate the intricate worldbuilding and the impactful choices that shape the narrative, leading to intense and sometimes cruel endings. While some feel the game leaves them wanting more detail, it is generally regarded as a standout entry in the series, with a blend of cute art and dark themes that resonate well with fans.
“Patches' writing made me laugh out loud, and after playing the whole story, it made me so sad to get the impurrfect ending. I especially loved the worldbuilding and the little hints that there are reasons behind Patches' actions.”
“This game is an absolute masterpiece of storytelling, and all of the characters are likable, even the antagonist.”
“The writing warms my heart; Angel-Patches is an interesting player character and has fun dynamics with other characters. The art style is as cute as a kitten and a puppy being best friends, and the main story was wrapped up neatly.”
“I was hoping for Patches' Inferno to go into more detail about certain plot points and characters than it did, but I realize what I'm really saying is that the game left me yearning for more.”
“I think out of the three, this one is the one most worth playing, but again I wouldn't say the game is particularly amazing; it's just plain nice, and you'd have to go through two mediocre games to fully get the story in this one.”
“There's a plethora of choices to make that influence the story at every turn, and plenty of death scenes... if you love watching your new furry friends you've likely become emotionally attached to get hacked and slashed into pieces constantly, then here you go.”